Katana Suishinshi

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Katana Suishinshi

Reference : A00AAK153

Suishinshi Masahide was considered one of the three most skilled blacksmiths of the EDO period (1603-1868).

He was primarily known for initiating the Shin-Shinto movement by introducing the ancient way of sword crafting from earlier eras such as Kamakura and Muromachi to the evolving Edo blacksmith industry. Suishinshi challenged the routine of sword smiths by forging katanas that were of very hard steel to restore their original purpose as a weapon and not a pageantry.

This Japanese Saber is a sharp reproduction of the real Suishinshi katana.

Blade Type: Hand Forged Sharp Maru
Grade: 1050 steel (steel with 0.50% carbon)
Same: Genuine ray skin
Ito: White Cotton
Sageo: Color black
Tsuka: Locked by 2 Mekugi
Saya: (scabbard) in black lacquered wood
Blade with sharp BO-HI 71.5 cm
Tsuka 27 cm
Total length 103 cm with the saya
Tsuba: round steel cut 7.5 cm
Weight: Katana 990 g

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Suitable for initiation to cutting (Battodo or tameshigiri) on traditional objects

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